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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

1t has been said that no evil exists with
out remedy and as science pushes its re :
searches further and further, the truer
does this saying become. The latest dis
covery will, no doubt, greatly please the
lovers OF ice cream who, since the several
poisoning cases. have not INDUCED their
tastes without some hesitation. Prot.
Victor &. Vaughan who discovered the
poison tyrotoxicon, has spent nearly year
examining it. He has discovered that this
POISONOUS substance is ndentical with
diazobenzol, a substance which has been
known for many years and was first pre-
pared from anime by Peter Griess. a
German chemist. The poison is caused
by peculiar fermentation of the cream
before it is frozen and it can be separated
from the cream by treatment with soda
and ether, which disolves the poison. An
important point brought out by Prof.
Vaughan's researches is that the poison
is entirely destroyed by boiling the cream
mixture before it is frozen. This simple
and effective means of destroying the
poison can easily be employed by every
manufacturer and no doubt it will be done
in the interests of business alone, for it
places guarantee upon the cream.
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Turning the Tables.
A SNAKE CARRIED OFF BY AN EAGLE SrRAN-
Giles IT'S CAPToR.

The Rev. Farweather, of Orizoba, tells the
following incident which happened few days
ago while riding over his circuit in the vicin-
ity of Clifton bridge. The good brother was
riding along quietly on horseback over a
rough road, when, looking ahead, he OBJ
served large gray eagle, probably mate to
the one killed about two years ago, take its
flight from neighboring hill. 1t appeared
to have something ia its talons, but the cir
cult rider could not distinguish the object
Stopping his horse, however. he watched the
ma jestic bird it clrced around and around
in its upward flight until it reached height
where it appeared as mere speck. He was
about TO resume his journey when he
thought he observed the bird begin to de
scend. Slowly it lessened the distance
between it and the earth, and il appeared
to be struggling with something 1t came
nearer and nearer the ground until, when
within hundred feet of it, the bird seemed
to lose any further use of its wings, and fell
to the earth dead. The minister, whose
curiosity was now thoroughly aroused, hur-
red to the fallen bird to learn the trouble,
which was quickly explained by the sight of
a large black snake, which at that moment
was uncoiing itself from around the eagles
neck, and was preparing to crawl away. The
preacher quickly dismounted and killed his
snakeshp with long club and triumphantlv
marched into town with both the snake aud
the eagle to substantiate the truth of the
singular story he was about to tell. The
eagle. it appears, had tried to carry of the
snake to some secluded spot and make a
meal of him, but the former, coling himself
around the neck of the bird, etfectualy
stranged the latter in its terrible embrace
The eagle was a male bird. and was the
largest ever seen in this section. The snake
measured six feet and nine inches in length,
and was one of the kind frequently observed
in this section Ortzoba (M.) Correspond
ense Columbus Tunes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

A short time ago a Chicago paper con
tanned letter from Missouri correspon-
dent in which it was stated that prohibi-
ton in Kansas had brought about great
financial distress. Gov. Martin indignant
" denies the statement and in letter to
the Associated Press, says
The cities and towns of Kansas, with
hardly an exception, have kept pace in
growth and prosperity with the marvellous de
velopment of the State Many of them have
doubled their population during the past
year. And 1t is q remarkable fact that sew
eral cities and towns languished or stood still
until they abolished their saloons. and from
that day to the present time their growth and
prosperity have equaed, and in some instances
surpassed, that of other places with natural
advantages. Summing up, the facts of the
census COMPUTE and confound those who as
sert that the material prosperity Of any COM
munity is promoted by the presence of saloons.
So far as Kansas and all her cities and tow as
are concerned the reverse of this assertion is
true The most wonderful era of prosperity,
of material, moral and intellectual develop
meut, of growth in counties, cities and towns
ever witnessed on the American Continent
has been illustrated in Kansas during the six
years since the temperance amendment to our
Constitution was adopted. and especially dur
ing the past two years. the period of its most
energetic aud complete enforcement"
And thus is added further testimony to
the benefits derived from prohibitory
laws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

way to greater influence. In 1871 she
conceived the idea of furnishing a tenn
porary home for girls that are out of en-
ployment and the furnishing of cheap but
wholesome amusements for the work girls
of Boston. The result of her efforts was
the Bower which has proved a grand sue
cess She continued her work up to the
time of her death, and has numbered her.
self among the lives that bless mankind.
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President Cleveland's sincerity

President Cleveland's sincerity in
denouncing "pernicious activity in
politics by holders of federal offices now
has good chance to be tested. At the
Ohio Democratic convention last Wednes-
day district attorney and deputy collector
of internal revenue were delegates. and
in the Baltimore primaries last week active
work was done by a number Of Govern
ment subordinates, including the well
known Higgins. The Treasury, post
Office and interior departments were all
REPRESENTED among the workers" Will
the heads OF those departments at once
dismiss the offenders? They must remem-
Der that in his order a year ago Mr..
Cleveland denounced these things as
"irdecent and unfair"
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Gully Eeuushst 5carual.
Augusta. Monday Morning. July %

General Paine's new yacht, the Volun-
teer, is monopolizing the attention of the
yachting world and well she may if what
is said of her good qualities be true. It
is the generally expressed opinion that
she will prove the superior of the Thistle
in either light or heavy wind.
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Sore Shoulder Cured.

1870 carroll ST., BUFFALO, Y. Dec. ID, 1885.
have been a clerk in the Continental
Hotel, corner Exchange and Michigan Streets,
for some years, and first used Allcock's Por-
Gus Plasters three years ago for sore
shoulder. fell down stairs and got a terri
BILE wrench and bruise. For several weeks
suffered acute pain in the shoulder joint,
and getting no relief, or only temporary, from
numerous liniments, put on an Allcock's
Porous Plaster; kept it on for two or three
weeks and my shoulder was well. They also
cured me in six weeks # most obstinate
form of dvspepia. CHARLES A. STILES.
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New Books and Magazines.

Geraldine" novel in verse; author not
named. published by Ticknor & Co., Boston.
The style of verse is very similar to that used
in Lucille" The thought however is dis
tinct. The plot is true to life in more par
ticulars than one. The poem as whole is
fascinating to such degree as to chain the
interest of the reader to its close.
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WOOD AND COAL.

Sealed proposals will be received BY the Commits
sioners Of Kennebec County until September III.
1857, at IL NJ, for furnishing wood and coal for the
county buildings in Augusta. Tn" coal to be nut
into bins a. the court house and jail. Contractors
to specify kind and quantity. Good merchantable
hard wood, seasoned under cover, will be required
The right reserved TO reject any or all bids
AUGUSTA July y iee1. julySd3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

1.-The Cosmopolitan" published by Schlicht
Field & Co, 90 Park Row, New York. Con-
tents for July.-''A Lazy Tour in Spain, "
Louise Chandler Moulton; "a Sea Grave. "
James B Kenyon; 1.-The Tamara of St.
Petersburg" Candid; Twilight Lesson in
Mythology" John Vance Cheney; ''Monte
Carlo" Chas. C. Welman; show to Live a
Hundred Years." Richard A. Proctor; "a
Hoosier Capule,," Angelina Teal; ''Remin-
iscences of Horace Greeley" Joel Benton !;
Royal Signatures" Frank A. Carpenter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

"The Fortunes of Words" by F. Garlanda !;
published by A. Lowell & Co., New York. A
concise and complete treatise on the origin,
evolution, transformation, and application of
words, valuable to every teacher and scholar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

Pile tumors, rupture and fistule, radically
cured by methods. Book, 10 cents in stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

dorothy Thorn" BY Julian Warth; d.
Lothrop Co.. Boston. A very good and
practical story. 1t touches the question of
questions, work, and as it pertains to woman.
There is much in its pages that will prove OF
great benefit to the girls and young women
who may read it.
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Timber Land for Sale.

The north half of Township No. 2, Range Frank.
lin County, Me. Also two blocks one mie square
each. adjoining in No. Q, r. s. This tract contains
between 10 900 and "A 900 acres, the larger part Of
which is heavily tmbered with pine, spruce and ce-
dar. which has never been culled; estimated at be-
tween forty and fifty millions 1t is well watered BY
Alder Stream and Tim Brook, both of which cross
ii, taking In q part Of the famous Tim Pond. These
streams empty into Dead River, which comes into
the Kennebec below Moosehead Lake.
GILBERT LONGFELLOW,
July u, 1857. Machias, Ne.
ylodd
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Wendell, published by Ticknor & Co., Bos-
ton. This curious addition to fiction is the
product of the most lively imagination and
is, in spite of the imposibility of its principal
features, most interesting little work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

lasthst No $50 west lsxsoll; W l. claaacs and ,oo
4v Y 'i i9Ss aSxs asye and Casey
and wives to ccrneiis Sim ,fhoimcr ..... 2ssoo
ssi:ss isS Of istsys i7oSoss' Al Flam zoo
7sd:ss ., 81 II o. West Endavo. i75176s; WIN
Of b atty 10 + Clark '.. 10000
and wife 70 Louise Ehin and another ,.... 2S.625
BeinleG to FAITH r. 1nA.e 1880
lsth.st No S2s E sa' 2oxioiii 7 Beettc and
wssys 70 30 a Of isoi tbs sSsS5 WIN sturl
0O' ,ams and wife to y Teresa %aiisck 455oO
Tine joHnstone 10 p II Jonas ct .......... $500
bscher and vile to II pauline Forbrchs -. 1O7oo
and Wife to II Newman 5000
Quinn ct al to cacob Schroeder 1900
'o' der and wife iHt to Xndsaoa 2625O
2Ps MsfssE., AaTsnss Ssasads
SSs fHs%an e 2aq w y. sssl 1850
To- ? Farrell ..-...... $3.50
and wife TO T Hunter 49,. 80 600
p w sheafer ami wife to w s sheaier 431G
Zimmerman ~. ~ oA.Vo :. D@"' $4,000
mann and another to Il schevick ....... 1850
W faeSndrich' a'' .... 10000
gu senre ,1 ao u 235OO
l20th ST. s. 236 # e of 2d-aye, l95xlOO1l; Mer.
cadante to A Conrtin.
oaeto srnstein o' 2l9oO
i2Oth.st 23s IT g of 2d-ave. l95xlOOll; Arthur
'an Pytn nos CO. 90 anu ". =. anu 10000
Same properfy; Byrne 10 Teresa Coogan 10000
Peyser 70 interest -. ......-..... $500
and wife 10 f Fleck $4,000
2lstst No 80 East de p oyster and wife to W oooo
McCracRen. "N'VV"
l2Othst q g. So II W OF 6thave 90IlO0ll: John 80 80
Overhser wife Wells and another 2SOOO
6lst-st 265 East, l7x2l. 1928. l0x66x6 7xl9x
bx66xaSS W Wolf. referee 10 spr!nPsrn S.l73
AveB G g. $50 II W OF Irving.st. l26I200 10 Rycr
xlOOx lOOx 2Sxl0O ] V Traphagen 10 VI Bixby l
39th.st No ass West 25x9S9; William, Annie and - go
Waters 10 west. ;.--:.:.-;.- l%ooV
wall et al to c. coDnrn $500
l62d-st s., 100 II o OF Morrisave 50xl0O; John
Aspnwa ct al to NJ BeeDe. 340O
Valenttneave W 800 10 II n OF BassfOrd's land 80
1850 A I Yoran 10 A Greer and another. l,0OO
6sth-st s. 100 II Q OF 10thave. 5OxlO05 lily V 1900
Sparks referee to trustee etc. OF Eagle. 1890
lOAth.st No 1897 East 25xl0O.lli A OH 10 Chas oo
Zerbarun and another loOOo
enhnsS and wife to j d smith Naturalization. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
Aurtion Sales of Real Ceiaie.
EZRA +. RAYMOND, AuctiOnecr.
IL supreme Court sale-Charles A. Jackson Referee.
TUESDAY. APRIL ~
AT ~ O'clock at Real Estate Exchange
SO to IS Liberty-sL
No. rs Beaclrst The plot OF land 4OLlo0 with

~
IL supreme Court sale-Charles A. Jackson Referee
TUESDAY APRIL ~.
Atl2 o'clock, at Real Estate Exchange
SO to b5 Liberty-sL
No. rs Beachst The plot OF land 4OIl0O with
Brick building covering whole plot
Maps and particulars at the Office. 80 Pine-st
Tor SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
i order of supreme Court In partition. J. Warren
''''-'' RiCMARD " HARNETT Auctioneer.
will sell the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room Limited Nos 80 to % LbeTys. In the lity
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 49, 1897. at Il o'clock. noon,
THE MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THIS CITY.
on FIFTH AVENUE AND THE PLAZA, Ar NE PRIN.
The properties oonsist OF the norhory half OF tho block
westeiy side OF Fftave between 57th and 3sth
with the s a5o ss ee 54 and G Firth AVENUE
In the City OF Now'iOrk
No $50 Fifth Avenue Is q GIlO0 with tho fOurstOry
and basement French roof high stoop
brOwnstOne dwelling thereon.
No 1852 Fifth Avenue lot 26IlO0 vi IN tho ourstoy
and basement. French roof high stOop
brownstone 6weillng thereon.
No 75i Fifth lot 221l00 Will the oGrsory and
and basement. French root high stoOp
- ~ brOwnsone dwelling thereon
No 756 Fifth Avenue southwest corner OF Fhave and
6sth-st) "A lot IS 5IlOO. with the
four-sory and basement French root,
high stoOp. bTOwn-iOle dwelling there
This Is exceptionally fine build.
ing. being Of fine brOwnstone In front
and on side on jsth-st and in the rear.
The location OF these in the OF the most
fashionable desirable section 81 the city and their close
proximity the Grand Central Depot and 10 the elevated
roads and the principal clubs and theatres make em very
desirable Investment either residences
with few changes first class hotel property.
These properties will be oferen separately and then ne
parcel and Will be sold 10 the highest bidder without
further particulars apply H. Thayer Counsellor at
Law $50 Nasssust Van Wnke Gambler Jay councillors
at Law ~ Wakst Van schsck Offender .oiber Coun'
sellers at Law. Beekmanst or 10 Anderson Man, Coun
sellers at Law, 10 Wall-st, NewIOrk cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
GALE OF TIE HYGEIA HOTEL.

By virtue Of tho Circuit Court OF the United
States the Eastern District OF Virginia made on e
Harrison Ihoebus VIII De sold the premise. at Fortress
Monroe Va Thursday the seventh day 0f APh
1887 celebrated Iygeia ote with all Of It's furniture
rights privileges ana appui trhhioc- Inc h.'e ~
iy furnished In all of us departments the buildings are III
complete order. =, ... a,,o.
hotel In The United Staios. IL never more popular anu
well known uule description Of Tins splendid properly
Terms-One fourth In CASH the balance upon q credit OF
and three equal payments with SIX per cent
from the payable annually for which tho
whole Of the purchase Is paid The purchaser
required tho property insured 10 the fun amount o
the deferred payments oony,x
10 FuLToN,o Especial Commissioners
Hygcia Hotel March |. 1887
CUPREME COURT. County of New York. :.
~ Caroline NJ. Hitchcock, plaintiff against sarah r. nan
individually and eIecutrn OF the last VIII OF gilbert o.
sa s F. aTa G caro e. Yia DANIEL s. se as ea
will Of Gilbert q. Hail. deceased, ana
summons Trial 10 he had County of NewYork
20 a e. named defendants and each OF them;
You hereby summoned to answer The complaint III ,ns
ney within twenty after tho service Of this summons
exclusive of the day OF services and In case OF Your
appear Judgment viii be- taken against you by DO
fault, for the relief demanded In the complaint .,
Dated February % 1887. PIERRE W WILDEY.
office and post address No 2O8 broadway. NewYork
City. - 80. -.
will Gilbert Hail. deceased Emma i. stephen or ste
phens Aida r. Hail. sadie r. Gartside Carrie H. Han ana
Henry Il. Plant: go .
The foregoing summons upon you by publication
order OF Hon Edward Patterson one OF Tho
dated the 35th March 1887. and nled with the COM
plant Office % the Clerk OF tho city and County Of
York &C New Court House tho City OF New York
on tho 25li day OF March. 1887. PIERRE w WILDEY.
w. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and p O. address No 2O6 Broadway. New.YOrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
The following recorded
In the Registers Ofhce to-day:
10th st. u s. 230 IT Q Of 80 ave- 25xl022 II Boesse.
nocker and Ahrcndt and WHO, $4,000
S6th.st IS z7s 4 Tof AvsB 2o1lho' oAhrendt ~ ,,o
Madison ave " cor Of iS2dst, 10 iiIS0 Hattie
DAYS TO NJ Rubitschek and wife..........:. 10000
1O9tl-st No lGO East l91lOO.lI; NJ Rubitschek
and VIE TO II NJ Bendhen ................... 600
7have. " 8 1876 IT Of 55thsf. 25Iloo; bellies oo
and wife 70 Lowenisld Interest lO2sO
sey and wife e Fre, d y Interest sG /
Enrich wife to J whalen: $4,000
Interior lot 100 81 aoS sas sS and r
el.ss Hios si7 East COX HafdGan and vile
a4ts. = aaS ri Of siia ave 5oii 1904 Brad. WV
Catherine Nc Warner to Edward Bachmann - ,oo
wife Casey $4,000
and wife % n NJ Whippis 1890
ton to same; S4,7IO
water st. portion 81 Lot No ST. JOii2S Coffin. '0'V
II and wife 70 c W Roe ..;;s::;............. 5000
-, son and wife e J. Yoadae $4,000
sSs:s saioe Gran. $4,000
a e TSs fs1 hsSs % i.isa
ssthss 10 40 East &lSiioss Mary Connolly to $1,000
tasihs. SsS Of 6ilave Sa6iS5ii Hester H0'''0
!. Allison 70 Bsatti and another. 1900
I ibI2pI61; wsrburton and wife 70 y Post $1,000
Es.ioo aoni. . AeVs sn"%'n' on s.' 900
fste.sS y aSxl y . Of Ls1inxtonave Nl0rs2
Sthsvsse cor sSsSsI Yo6srioo wDMsnnins 2oo
,spd wife tcJ Gordon and another 5000
.o,,0 Msas % Clare Banmsart ..:........,.-.- 5000
" Auos Lehman And another. 6lhoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

rushing laundering breathless spectacle Of wildly d.
ing ohariots and horoc male and female charoteera
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Amusernents.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

The Garden completely changed great racing track
built extending around the entire interior ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
Drp Goods.

I 00O NOTIFIED SALONICA RUGS, 21X
,OOV 81, 81 sos AImiuster Moquoite 27toi ~ 20
Cafpets, Mstting- special prices. 80 ,,,x
ANDREW TESTERS SONS. 739-IA1 BrVsoW~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
Ce9al Notices.
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ ~ THE MATTER or TltE HARLEM RIVER AND
SPUYTEN DTYVIL CREEK GMPRONEMhNI, ~ y
REQUIRlNO PAYMENT OF ASsEssM ESTS THEREIN
LAID

NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ ~ THE MATTER or THE HARLEM RIVER \ y -
KEQUIRINO PAYMENT or ASSESSMENTS THEREIN
LAID
Public hereby by tho comprolior Of tho
City Sew York. section Of chapter ga oi
no Laws Of ls1S amending Prgy a sltne SI ,f
appointed by Supreo CONT IN tho matter u the petition
OF the appointment o' commi+-on"r.
acquiring the hight forthe Improvement Of
HE Harlem River and spayton Dnyyi creek r0n h9 Mo,h
peas taken the General Term Of the supreme
term on tic oth July isSG. and bearing date TIE
said OH day Of July 1856 u was 0cei that sai m
ls7 copy which sad order Of tho General er dismiss
Ing sand ape lied in the Office OF tho salt Conpiros
ons s gt ~ ay d the Tin 1 aay Mafh 1851
The ONCE Of said tonttolrr on me ph hay OF M1i go;
and entered IN tho Record Of Titles Of As.e.smrnt kep
York pursu section 81 Of the NowY city Conso
daloD act OF 1882. on the 2l-t day OF March 1871
PA Of the Laws 1888 further notice hereby given mat
the assessments for bencn made IN 'ad abstract o.
the Collector OF Assessments and CLERK OF Arr'ais within
thirty DAYS from the said day Of March 1887 without IN
tercsf and paid within ninety DAYS there
after the proceedings provided for by the said act wiz DO
taken Tor The enofcrmcn ahp oe. Vi 'ho s"h'' 'o ~"
And II not paid within thirty DAYS hcrSaer Interest A.
tue Of eight centurn per annnm snail accrue ann @
paid the same until the same are PAM ana as a..
IRON lie lime said report OF confirmed or Tho
said abstract OF assessments was entered IN ia.
"Arrcars the 2st day OF March 1850 the sli1
Copifoler ~ hereby antnorhen an a'.e. ,
for the collection Of unpaid assrssment snch vera" :. h
"Sherlg o, The CIV and County Of New.York. . sald
shall command the sheriff 10 collect from tho per
namei in said warrant the sum or sums
them respectively. with interest at tho rate OF
eight por eenum per annnm ron ana after Io & on
port Tor tho said II II day OF March SsID
pnrsuant TO the provisions ana mner tng r :"
City Of NcwYork Finance department ComPtrolers Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
prrsINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

has been more apparent that the present real
estate market has carried beyond fair investment
prices Said one experienced broker on Saturday " fou
canno, fool the public The buyer knows The value
Just we'll the seller and he viii not pay more a 'he
sc,u., market RATA People sometimes about set
hack and the probability OF values falling This can.
not be uni II has preceded by speculative imitation
a f tho private and pablo sales last week reached
nearly s Oo0 following table contrasts the sales
for ps week. the preceding and the corresponding week
OF last year:
Week ending Week ending Corresponding
April 9. March 20. week In 1886
New.York ....... 81. 734909 $l.926,579 Sl4o2656
Brookiyn' 305250 32s7l5 282. 500
The sales reported private contract amounted 70
s214l2OO against Sl,250 600 the preceding week sma
country place on or near liz water was caeu ior az he
residence Ninth Sixteenth Wards not 70 exceed
$4,000 A three story brownsone h0use, NO. lOZ West
Forty offered for S24 00o NO l3O west roIty
Ihirdst S27 farm and thirty acres In Passac
County n j. for SIS 600 mill with waterpowcr and farm
OF $50 acres in Sussex County for S23.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
VERY AFTERNOON AT q EVENINGS AT 8 r.
Doors Open an Hour Earlier

All the immense circus retained and the Hippo
drome Races and Contests added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. April 2. 1887
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auction Room TO-